In this episode of the In Seezyn Podcast, we welcome Catherine Appling-Pooler, the Director of Policy at the National Deer Association (NDA), for an insightful discussion on the challenges facing wildlife commissions across the country. With states like Kentucky, Kansas, and Vermont proposing changes to the authority and roles of their wildlife agencies, the future of conservation and hunting regulations is at a crossroads.
We dive into:
Catherine breaks down the importance of having experienced, conservation-minded individuals in these roles and the risks posed by special interest groups trying to influence wildlife management decisions. She also shares ways for sportsmen and women to stay informed and take action through NDA’s Advocacy Center.
If you care about the future of hunting, wildlife conservation, and the policies that shape our outdoor heritage, this is an episode you won’t want to miss.
NDA Advocacy Center: https://deerassociation.com/advocacy/
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